ESP President Everett Glenn and Joanna McLendon, widow of legendary basketball coach John B. McLendon, the first coach to win 3 consecutive national championships (Tennessee State), the first Black coach in professional basketball (Cleveland Pipers) and one of 5 2-time inductees to the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame. - Entertainment & Sports Plus' Photos- powered by SmugMug

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Entertainment & Sports Plus > Marvin Bishop, CEO, Dynamic Thought Institute, Billy Packer of CBS Sports, and ESP President, Everett Glenn share a moment at the John McLendon Scholarship Luncheon.

Entertainment & Sports Plus > ESP President Everett Glenn and Joanna McLendon, widow of legendary basketball coach John B. McLendon, the first coach to win 3 consecutive national championships (Tennessee State), the first Black coach in professional basketball (Cleveland Pipers) and one of 5 2-time inductees to the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.

Entertainment & Sports Plus > Marvin Bishop, President, Dynamic Thought Institute, Dr. James Frank, first Black President of the NCAA, ESP President Everett Glenn and Wayne Embry, first Black general manager in the NBA and current Senior Advisor, Toronto Raptors

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Entertainment & Sports Plus > ESP President Everett Glenn and former law colleague Raymond E. Anderson, current Executive Vice President, Football Operations, NFL

Entertainment & Sports Plus > Former Detroit Piston/Milwaukee Buck, NBA Hall of Fame member and current Special Assistant to NBA Commissioner, Bob Lanier, and ESP President Everett Glenn

Entertainment & Sports Plus > ESP President Everett Glenn joined Billy Packer, Bud Selig, Joanna McLendon. photo

ESP President Everett Glenn and Joanna McLendon, widow of legendary basketball coach John B. McLendon, the first coach to win 3 consecutive national championships (Tennessee State), the first Black coach in professional basketball (Cleveland Pipers) and one of 5 2-time inductees to the Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame.